Quantitative assessment method, apparatus, and device for global stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns

ABSTRACT

The present application provides a quantitative assessment method, apparatus and device for global stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns, which are configured to provide a concrete, practical and effective quantitative assessment solution for a global stability state of the surrounding rocks of the underground caverns. The quantitative assessment method for global stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns includes: extracting, after determining an assessment task for the global stability of the surrounding rock of a target underground cavern, initial data of the target underground cavern; dividing, according to the initial data, the target underground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavern sections; and rating, according to a preset stability assessment strategy, the eight factors influencing the stability of surrounding rocks of cavern units or the cavern sections are rated respectively, as a global stability assessment result of the target underground cavern.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to the technical field of geotechnicalengineering, in particular to a quantitative assessment method,apparatus, and device for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns.

BACKGROUND

With the rapid development of the national economy, the demand forenergy exploitation and underground space development in China presentsexplosive growth, so the construction of underground caverns tends to benormal. Global stability assessment of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns has increasingly become an unavoidable technical problem in thedevelopment and utilization of underground spaces.

However, in the research process of existing related arts, the inventorsfound that up to now, there is no comprehensive, fast, effective, andstandardized quantitative assessment technology for the global stabilityof surrounding rocks of underground caverns.

SUMMARY

The present application provides a quantitative assessment method,apparatus, and device for global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns configured for global stability assessment ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns, and provides a concrete,practical and effective quantitative assessment method.

In the first aspect, the present application provides a quantitativeassessment method for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns. The method includes:

extracting, after determining an assessment task for global stability ofa surrounding rock of a target underground cavern, initial data of thetarget underground cavern;

dividing, according to the initial data, the target underground caverninto different independent cavern units or cavern sections; and

rating, according to a preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the stability of surrounding rocks of cavern unitsor the cavern sections respectively, as a global stability assessmentresult of the target underground cavern.

In combination with the first aspect of the present application, in afirst possible implementation of the first aspect of the presentapplication, dividing, according to the initial data, the targetunderground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavernsections includes:

dividing, according to geological structures, rock mass structure types,lithology, initial maximum principal stress values, buried depths,included angles between initial maximum principal stress directions anda cavern axis, dimensions, a cavern axis orientation and use functionsof different positions carried in the initial data, the targetunderground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavernsections in a preset similar judgment range.

In combination with the first aspect of the present application, in asecond possible implementation of the first aspect of the presentapplication, the preset stability assessment strategy evaluates fromeight aspects: a basic quality index of the surrounding rock, anuniaxial compressive strength of the surrounding rock, a local stabilitycondition of the surrounding rock, a relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rock, a combined relationship between the initial maximumprincipal stress direction of the surrounding rock and the cavern axis,a combined relationship between a main structural plane and the cavernaxis, groundwater and other influencing factors.

In combination with the second possible implementation of the firstaspect of the present application, in a third possible implementation ofthe first aspect of the present application, the local stabilitycondition of the surrounding rock is specifically evaluated from fouraspects: a local deformation stability of the surrounding rock, blockstability of the surrounding rock, a collapse tendency of thesurrounding rock and a rockburst tendency of the surrounding rock.

In combination with the first aspect of the present application, in afourth possible implementation of the first aspect of the presentapplication, rating, according to a preset stability assessmentstrategy, the eight factors influencing the stability of surroundingrocks of cavern units or the cavern sections respectively, as a globalstability assessment result of the target underground cavern includes:

rating, according to the preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the stability of the surrounding rock of cavernunits or the cavern sections respectively; and

accumulating ratings of the eight influencing factors, and confirmingaccumulated ratings as stability assessment results of respective cavernunits or cavern sections, as the global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern.

In combination with the fourth possible implementation of the firstaspect of the present application, in a fifth possible implementation ofthe first aspect of the present application, accumulating ratings of theeight influencing factors, and confirming accumulated ratings asstability assessment results of respective cavern units or cavernsections includes:

accumulating the ratings of the eight influencing factors;

determining, based on preset global stability classifications of thesurrounding rock of the underground cavern and rating ranges thereof,target global stability classifications corresponding to the accumulatedrating values, the global stability classifications of the surroundingrock of the cavern units or cavern sections being divided into fourclassifications: stable, basically stable, understable, and unstable;and

confirming the accumulated rating values and the target global stabilityclassifications as the stability assessment results of respective cavernunits or cavern sections, as the global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern.

In combination with the first aspect of the present application, in asixth possible implementation of the first aspect of the presentapplication, corresponding ranges are set for defined ranges involved inthe cavern units or cavern sections and rating ranges involved in therating according to a survey and design stage and a construction stage.

In a second aspect, the present application provides a quantitativeassessment apparatus for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns. The apparatus includes:

an extracting unit configured to extract, after determining anassessment task for global stability of a surrounding rock of a targetunderground cavern, initial data of the target underground cavern;

a dividing unit configured to divide, according to the initial data, thetarget underground cavern into different independent cavern units orcavern sections; and

a rating unit configured to rate, according to a preset stabilityassessment strategy, the eight factors influencing the stability ofsurrounding rocks of cavern units or the cavern sections respectively,as a global stability assessment result of the target undergroundcavern.

In combination with the first aspect of the present application, in thefirst possible implementation of the first aspect of the presentapplication, dividing, according to the initial data, the targetunderground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavernsections includes:

dividing, according to geological structures, rock mass structure types,lithology, initial maximum principal stress values, buried depths,included angles between initial maximum principal stress directions anda cavern axis, dimensions, a cavern axis orientation and use functionsof different positions carried in the initial data, the targetunderground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavernsections in a preset similar judgment range.

In combination with the second aspect of the present application, in asecond possible implementation of the second aspect of the presentapplication, the preset stability assessment strategy evaluates fromeight aspects: a basic quality index of the surrounding rock, anuniaxial compressive strength of the surrounding rock, a local stabilitycondition of the surrounding rock, a relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rock, a combined relationship between the initial maximumprincipal stress direction of the surrounding rock and the cavern axis,a combined relationship between a main structural plane and the cavernaxis, groundwater and other influencing factors.

In combination with the second possible implementation of the secondaspect of the present application, in a third possible implementation ofthe second aspect of the present application, the local stabilitycondition of the surrounding rock is specifically evaluated from fouraspects: a local deformation stability of the surrounding rock, a blockstability of the surrounding rock, a collapse tendency of thesurrounding rock and a rockburst tendency of the surrounding rock.

In combination with the second aspect of the present application, in afourth possible implementation of the second aspect of the presentapplication, the rating unit is specifically configured to:

rate, according to the preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the stability of the surrounding rock of cavernunits or the cavern sections respectively; and

accumulate ratings of the eight influencing factors, and confirmaccumulated rating values as stability assessment results of respectivecavern units or cavern sections, as the global stability assessmentresult of the target underground cavern.

In combination with the fourth possible implementation of the secondaspect of the present application, in a fifth possible implementation ofthe second aspect of the present application, the rating unit isspecifically configured to:

accumulate the ratings of the eight influencing factors;

determine, based on preset global stability classifications of thesurrounding rock of the underground cavern and rating ranges thereof,target global stability classifications corresponding to the accumulatedratings, the global stability classifications of the surrounding rock ofthe cavern units or cavern sections being divided into fourclassifications: stable, basically stable, understable, and unstable;and

confirm the accumulated ratings and the target global stabilityclassifications as the stability assessment results of respective cavernunits or cavern sections, as the global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern.

In combination with the second aspect of the present application, in asixth possible implementation of the second aspect of the presentapplication, corresponding ranges are set for defined ranges involved inthe cavern units or cavern sections and rating ranges involved in therating according to a survey and design stage and a construction stage.

In a third aspect, the present application provides a quantitativeassessment device for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns, which includes a processor and a memory, a computerprogram is stored in the memory, and the processor executes the methodaccording to the first aspect or any possible implementation of thefirst aspect of the present application when calling the computerprogram in the memory.

In a fourth aspect, the present application provides a computer-readablestorage medium, and the computer-readable storage medium stores variousinstructions which are suitable for being loaded by a processor toexecute the method according to the first aspect or any possibleimplementation of the first aspect of the present application.

From the above content, it can be seen that the present application hasthe following beneficial effects:

For the assessment of the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns, the present application firstly divides the targetunderground cavern to be subjected to stability assessment intodifferent independent cavern units or cavern sections according to theinitial data and carries out multi-factor assessment processing on theglobal stability of surrounding rocks of these cavern units or cavernsections according to the preset stability assessment strategy to obtainthe global stability assessment results of the surrounding rock of thecavern units or cavern sections. In this assessment process, the globalstability state of the surrounding rock of the underground cavern can bequickly, effectively, and accurately judged, and a concrete, practicaland effective quantitative assessment solution is realized and providesstrong data guidance for engineering practice work involved in theunderground cavern.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

In order to describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of thepresent application more clearly, the following briefly introduces theaccompanying drawings required for describing the embodiments. Theaccompanying drawings in the following description are merely someembodiments of the present application, and those ordinary skilled inthe art may still derive other drawings from these accompanying drawingswithout creative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a quantitative assessment method for the globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns of the presentapplication;

FIG. 2 is a scenario schematic diagram of a quantitative assessmentmethod for global stability of surrounding rocks of underground cavernsof the present application;

FIG. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of a quantitative assessmentapparatus for global stability of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns of the present application; and

FIG. 4 is a structural schematic diagram of a quantitative assessmentdevice for the global stability of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns of the present application.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present applicationwill be clearly and completely described below in combination with theaccompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present application. Itis obvious that the described embodiments are only part but not all ofthe embodiments of the present application. All other embodimentsobtained by those skilled in the art without creative efforts based onthe embodiments in the present application are within the protectionscope of the present application.

The terms such as “first” and “second” in the description and claims ofthe present application and the above drawings are configured todistinguish similar objects and are not necessarily configured todescribe a specific order or sequence. It should be understood that thedata used in this way can be interchanged under appropriatecircumstances so that the embodiments described here can be implementedin a sequence other than those illustrated or described here. Inaddition, the terms “include” and “have” and any variations thereof areintended to cover non-exclusive inclusions. For example, the processes,methods, systems, products, or devices that include a series of steps ormodules are not necessarily limited to those steps or modules that arelisted but may include other steps or modules that are not clearlylisted or inherent to these processes, methods, products or devices.Names or numbers of the steps in the present application do not meanthat the steps in the method process must be executed in thetime/logical sequence indicated by the names or numbers. The executionsequence of the named or numbered process steps can be changed accordingto the technical purpose to be achieved, as long as the same or similartechnical effects can be achieved.

The division of the modules in the present application is only a logicaldivision. In actual implementation, there may exist other divisionmanners. For example, multiple modules may be combined or integratedinto another system, or some features may be ignored or not executed. Inaddition, the mutual coupling or direct coupling, or communicationconnection shown or discussed may be indirect coupling or communicationconnection by certain interfaces and modules, or electrical connection,or the connection of other forms, which is not limited by the presentapplication. Besides, the modules or sub-modules described as separatecomponents may or may not be physically separate, may or may not bephysical modules, or may be distributed to multiple circuit modules.Part or all of the modules may be selected according to actual needs toachieve the objectives of the solutions of the present application.

Before introducing the quantitative assessment method for globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns according to thepresent application, the background content involved in the presentapplication is firstly introduced.

The quantitative assessment method and apparatus for global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns and the computer-readablestorage medium can provide a concrete, practical and effectivequantitative assessment solution for the global stability of surroundingrocks of underground caverns.

An execution subject of the quantitative assessment method for theglobal stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns mentionedin the present application may be the quantitative assessment apparatusfor the global stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns, ordifferent types of quantitative assessment devices for the globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns, such as servers,physical hosts or User Equipment (UE) integrated with such aquantitative assessment apparatus for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns. The quantitative assessmentapparatus for the global stability of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns may be implemented by hardware or software, and the UE may be aterminal device such as a smart phone, a tablet computer, a notebookcomputer, a desktop computer, or a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA). Thequantitative assessment and processing device for the global stabilityof surrounding rocks of underground caverns may be set using a devicecluster.

Next, the quantitative assessment method for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns according to the presentapplication is introduced firstly.

Firstly, referring to FIG. 1 , FIG. 1 shows a flowchart of thequantitative assessment method for the global stability of surroundingrocks of underground caverns of the present application. Thequantitative assessment method for the global stability of surroundingrocks of underground caverns according to the present application mayspecifically include the following steps S101 to S103:

S101, after determining an assessment task for the global stability ofthe surrounding rock of a target underground cavern, initial data of thetarget underground cavern are extracted.

It can be understood that the assessment for the global stability of thesurrounding rock of the target underground cavern of the presentapplication is based on small-unit cavern units or cavern sections ofthe target underground cavern. Under this principle, after theassessment task for the global stability of the surrounding rock of thetarget underground cavern is triggered, the current assessment object,that is, the target underground cavern can be divided into differentindependent cavern units or cavern sections under a preset similarjudgment standard at an early stage of task execution, and these cavernunits or cavern sections are used as assessment objects of the globalstability of the surrounding rock.

The division of the target underground cavern is based on the initialdata, and the initial data is easy to understand, is preliminary data ofthe target underground cavern when the task for the global stability ofthe surrounding rock is initiated and provides data basis for subsequentdivision.

It should be noted that the initial data may be directly carried in taskdata, or extracted from local or other devices storing the data.

S102, the target underground cavern is divided into differentindependent cavern units or cavern sections according to the initialdata.

In the division processing of the target underground cavern, theprinciple of similarity is followed, and the cavern units or cavernsections with similar properties on an engineering geological unit aredivided into different independent cavern units or cavern sections.

As a practical implementation, in the present application, the divisionof the target underground cavern may specifically include:

according to geological structures, rock mass structure types,lithology, initial maximum principal stress values, buried depths,included angles between initial maximum principal stress directions anda cavern axis, dimensions, a cavern axis orientation and use functionsof different positions carried in the initial data, dividing differentpositions of the target underground cavern into different independentcavern units or cavern sections within a preset similar judgment range.

the initial maximum principal stress value, the buried depth, and theincluded angle between the initial maximum principal stress directionand the cavern axis belong to the category of “initial ground stress”;and

the dimension, the cavern axis orientation, and the use functions belongto the category of “cavern scale and layout”.

In addition to classifying the categories of influencing factors, inpractical application, a similar judgment range suitable for eachcategory may also be configured.

S103, according to a preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the global stability of surrounding rocks of thecavern units or cavern sections are rated respectively, as the globalstability assessment result of the target underground cavern.

After it is determined that the target underground cavern will bedivided into multiple cavern units or cavern sections, these cavernunits or cavern sections may be independently subjected to assessmentprocessing for the global stability of the surrounding rock.

It can be understood that the assessment strategy involved in thestability assessment processing here may be pre-configured withcorresponding assessment content according to the assessmentrequirements in practical application.

As another practical implementation, in the present application, thepreset stability assessment strategy may specifically rate from eightaspects (influencing factors): a basic quality index of the surroundingrock, an uniaxial compressive strength of the surrounding rock, a localstability condition of the surrounding rock, a relaxation/damagecondition of the surrounding rock, a combined relationship between theinitial maximum principal stress direction of the surrounding rock andthe cavern axis, a combined relationship between a main structural planeand the cavern axis, groundwater and other influencing factors.

The local stability rating of the surrounding rock of the same unit orcavern section of a single failure type may take the lowest value of allratings of this type, and the local stability rating of the surroundingrock of the same unit or cavern section may take the ratingcorresponding to the most unfavorable type of each failure type.

For a single cavern unit or cavern section, after eight influencingfactors are rated by the preset stability assessment strategy, theratings of eight influencing factors may also be accumulated, and theaccumulated ratings are confirmed as the global stability assessmentresults of the surrounding rock of respective cavern units or cavernsections, as the global stability assessment result of the targetunderground cavern.

In addition, it is easy to understand that, in practical application,corresponding weight values may also be configured for eight influencingfactors involved in the stability assessment process, to finally obtainthe global stability ratings of the surrounding rock of different cavernunits or sections.

Of course, for different influencing factors or even different cavernunits or cavern sections involved in the stability assessment process,in practical application, different adaptation strategies andinclination strategies may also be configured according to differentrequirements, so that the global stability ratings of the surroundingrock of different cavern units or cavern sections can be finallyobtained, and more accurate determination and presentation effects canbe obtained according to actual situations.

In addition, the stability assessment result based on the ratings mayalso include other contents, to better indicate specific stabilitydegrees, and the stability degrees may be divided according to thespecific ratings.

For example, as yet another practical implementation, the process ofobtaining the stability assessment result based on the ratings mayspecifically include:

accumulating ratings of the eight influencing factors;

determining, based on the preset global stability classifications of thesurrounding rock of the underground cavern and rating ranges thereof, atarget global stability classification corresponding to the accumulatedrating, the global stability classifications of the surrounding rock ofthe underground cavern is divided into four classifications: stable,basically stable, understable and unstable respectively; and

confirming the accumulated ratings and the target global stabilityclassifications as the global stability assessment results of thesurrounding rock of respective cavern units or cavern sections, as theglobal stability assessment result of the target underground cavern.

It can be understood that under this setting, in addition to the basicratings (accumulated ratings), the global stability classifications arealso introduced, so that the specific stability degree of the targetunderground cavern can be indicated in combination with the ratings andthe global stability classifications in an intuitive and concretepresentation way.

As yet another example, in the practical application of the presentapplication, the highest value of the global stability rating of thesurrounding rock of the underground cavern may be 100, and the lowestvalue may be 0.

In addition, the upper and lower limits of the rating intervalcorresponding to the global stability classification of the surroundingrock of the underground cavern are up to the nearest multiple of 10based on the sum of the upper and lower limits of the rating interval ofeach influencing factor.

In addition, for the above content, for defined ranges involved by thecavern units or cavern sections, or the rating ranges (corresponding tothe stability assessment strategy) involved in rating, in yet anotherpractical implementation, the corresponding ranges may also be setaccording to two different stages, that is, a survey and design stageand a construction stage. Therefore, in practical application, thestability assessment processing performed in the present application canbe accurately adapted to the survey and design stage and theconstruction stage, thereby avoiding the problem of different assessmentresults for the global stability of the surrounding rock caused bydifferent survey depths and detection depths of engineering geologicalconditions in different stages, and possible changes of an excavationand support design solution.

Specifically, the above content (including respective exemplaryimplementations) may also be understood in combination with a scenarioschematic diagram of the quantitative assessment method for the globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns in the presentapplication shown in FIG. 2 .

Generally speaking, it can be seen from the above content that, for theassessment of the global stability of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns, the present application firstly divides the target undergroundcavern to be subjected to stability assessment into differentindependent cavern units or cavern sections according to the initialdata, and carries out multi-factor assessment processing on the globalstability of the surrounding rock of these cavern units or cavernsections according to the preset stability assessment strategy to obtainthe global stability assessment results of the surrounding rock of thecavern units or cavern sections. In this assessment process, the globalstability state of the surrounding rock of the underground cavern can bequickly, effectively, and accurately judged, and a concrete, practicaland effective quantitative assessment solution is realized and providesstrong data guidance for engineering practice work involved in theunderground cavern.

The above is the introduction of the quantitative assessment method forthe global stability of surrounding rocks of underground cavernsaccording to the present application. To better implement thequantitative assessment method for the global stability of surroundingrocks of underground caverns according to the present application, thepresent application also provides a quantitative assessment apparatusfor the global stability of surrounding rocks of underground cavernsfrom the perspective of functional modules.

Referring to FIG. 3 , FIG. 3 is a structural schematic diagram of thequantitative assessment apparatus for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns. In the present application,the quantitative assessment apparatus 300 for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns may specifically include thefollowing structures:

an extracting unit 301 configured to extract, after determining anassessment task for global stability of a surrounding rock of a targetunderground cavern, initial data of the target underground cavern;

a dividing unit 302 configured to divide, according to the initial data,the target underground cavern into different independent cavern units orcavern sections; and

a rating unit 303 configured to rate, according to a preset stabilityassessment strategy, the eight factors influencing the stability ofsurrounding rocks of cavern units or the cavern sections respectively,as a global stability assessment result of the target undergroundcavern.

In yet another exemplary implementation, the dividing unit isspecifically configured to:

divide, according to geological structures, rock mass structure types,lithology, initial maximum principal stress values, buried depths,included angles between initial maximum principal stress directions anda cavern axis, dimensions, a cavern axis orientation and use functionsof different positions carried in the initial data, the targetunderground cavern into different independent cavern units or cavernsections in a preset similar judgment range.

In yet another exemplary implementation, the preset stability assessmentstrategy evaluates from eight aspects: a basic quality index of thesurrounding rock, an uniaxial compressive strength of the surroundingrock, a local stability condition of the surrounding rock, arelaxation/damage condition of the surrounding rock, a combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress direction ofthe surrounding rock and the cavern axis, a combined relationshipbetween a main structural plane and the cavern axis, groundwater andother influencing factors.

In yet another exemplary implementation, the local stability conditionof the surrounding rock is specifically evaluated from four aspects: alocal deformation stability of the surrounding rock, a block stabilityof the surrounding rock, a collapse tendency of the surrounding rock,and a rockburst tendency of the surrounding rock.

In yet another exemplary implementation, the rating unit 303 isspecifically configured to:

rate, according to the preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the stability of the surrounding rock of cavernunits or the cavern sections respectively; and

accumulate ratings of the eight influencing factors, and confirmaccumulated ratings as stability assessment results of respective cavernunits or cavern sections, as the global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern.

In yet another exemplary implementation, the rating unit 303 isspecifically configured to:

accumulate the ratings of the eight influencing factors;

determine, based on preset global stability classifications of thesurrounding rock of the underground cavern and rating ranges thereof,target global stability classifications corresponding to the accumulatedratings, the global stability classifications of the surrounding rock ofthe cavern units or cavern sections being divided into fourclassifications: stable, basically stable, understable and unstable; and

confirm the accumulated ratings and the target global stabilityclassifications as the stability assessment results of respective cavernunits or cavern sections, as the global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern.

In yet another exemplary implementation, corresponding ranges are setfor defined ranges involved in the cavern units or cavern sections andrating ranges involved in the rating according to a survey and designstage and a construction stage.

The present application also provides a quantitative assessment devicefor the global stability of surrounding rocks of underground cavernsfrom the perspective of a hardware structure. Referring to FIG. 4 , FIG.4 shows a structural schematic diagram of the quantitative assessmentdevice for the global stability of surrounding rocks of undergroundcaverns of the present application. Specifically, the quantitativeassessment device for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns of the present application may include a processor401, a memory 402, and an input and output device 403. The processor 401is configured to implement respective steps of the quantitativeassessment method for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns in the corresponding embodiment of FIG. 1 whenexecuting a computer program stored in the memory 402. Alternatively,the processor 401 is configured to realize the functions of respectiveunits in the corresponding embodiment of FIG. 3 when executing thecomputer program stored in the memory 402, and the memory 402 isconfigured to store the computer program required by the processor 401to execute the quantitative assessment method for the global stabilityof surrounding rocks of underground caverns in the correspondingembodiment of FIG. 1 .

Exemplarily, the computer program may be divided into one or moremodules/units, which are stored in the memory 402 and executed by theprocessor 401 to complete the present application. The one or moremodules/units may be a series of computer program instruction segmentscapable of finishing specific functions, and the instruction segmentsare configured to describe the execution process of the computer programin a computer apparatus.

The quantitative assessment device for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns may include, but not limitedto, the processor 401, the memory 402, and the input and output device403. Those skilled in the art may understand that the illustration isonly an example of the quantitative assessment device for the globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns, and does notconstitute a limitation on the quantitative assessment device for theglobal stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns. The devicemay include more or less components than those illustrated, or combinesome components or different components. For example, the quantitativeassessment device for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns may also include a network access device, a bus,etc. The processor 401, the memory 402 and the input and output device403 are connected through the bus.

The processor 401 may be a Central Processing Unit (CPU), or othergeneral-purpose processors, a Digital Signal Processor (DSP), anApplication Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), a Field-ProgrammableGate Array (FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate ortransistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, etc. Thegeneral-purpose processor may be a microprocessor or the processor maybe any conventional processor, etc. The processor is a control center ofthe quantitative assessment device for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns, and connects all parts of thewhole device with various interfaces and lines.

The memory 402 may be configured to store the computer program and/ormodules, and the processor 401 realizes various functions of thecomputer apparatus by running or executing the computer program and/ormodules stored in the memory 402 and calling the data stored in thememory 402. The memory 402 may mainly include a storage program area anda storage data area, wherein the storage program area may store anoperating system, an application program required by at least onefunction, etc.; the storage data area may store data created by the useof the quantitative assessment device for the global stability ofsurrounding rocks of underground caverns. In addition, the memory mayinclude a high-speed random access memory and may also include anon-volatile memory, such as a hard disk, a memory, a plug-in hard disk,a Smart Media Card (SMC), a Secure Digital (SD) card, a Flash Card, atleast one disk memory device, a flash memory device, or other volatilesolid-state memory devices.

When configured to execute the computer program stored in the memory402, the processor 401 may specifically realize the following functions:

extracting, after determining an assessment task for global stability ofa surrounding rock of a target underground cavern, initial data of thetarget underground cavern;

dividing, according to the initial data, the target underground caverninto different independent cavern units or cavern sections; and

rating, according to a preset stability assessment strategy, the eightfactors influencing the stability of surrounding rocks of cavern unitsor the cavern sections respectively, as a global stability assessmentresult of the target underground cavern.

Those skilled in the art may clearly understand that for the convenienceand conciseness of descriptions, specific working processes of thequantitative assessment apparatus and device and corresponding units forthe global stability of surrounding rocks of underground cavernsdescribed above may refer to the descriptions of the quantitativeassessment method for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns in the corresponding embodiment as shown in FIG. 1 ,and the details will not be repeated here.

Those ordinary skilled in the art may understand that all or part of thesteps in the various methods of the above embodiments may be completedby instructions, or controlling related hardware by the instructions,and the instructions may be stored in a computer-readable storage mediumand loaded and executed by a processor.

Therefore, the present application provides a computer-readable storagemedium, in which various instructions are stored, and the instructionscan be loaded by a processor to execute the steps of the quantitativeassessment method for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns in the corresponding embodiment of FIG. 1 . For thespecific operation, please refer to the descriptions of the quantitativeassessment method for the global stability of surrounding rocks ofunderground caverns in the corresponding embodiment of FIG. 1 , whichwill not be repeated here.

The computer-readable storage medium may include a Read Only Memory(ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or optical disk,etc.

Since the instructions stored in the computer-readable storage mediummay execute the steps of the quantitative assessment method for theglobal stability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns in thecorresponding embodiment of FIG. 1 , the beneficial effects that can beachieved by the quantitative assessment method for the global stabilityof surrounding rocks of underground caverns in the correspondingembodiment of FIG. 1 can be realized, and the previous descriptions arereferred for details, and will not be repeated here.

The quantitative assessment method, apparatus and device for the globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground caverns and thecomputer-readable storage medium according to the present disclosurehave been described in detail above. Specific examples are configuredherein to explain the principles and implementations of the presentapplication. The descriptions of the above embodiments are onlyconfigured to help to understand the method and the core idea of thepresent application.

Meanwhile, for those ordinary skilled in the art, there will be changesin the specific implementations and the application scope according tothe idea of the present application. In summary, the content of thedescription should not be understood as a limitation on the presentapplication.

What is claimed is:
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A quantitative assessment method for globalstability of surrounding rocks of underground-caverns, comprising:extracting initial data of a target underground cavern, wherein theinitial data comprises: geological structures, rock mass structuretypes, lithology, initial maximum principal stress values, burieddepths, included angles between initial maximum principal stressdirections and a cavern axis, dimensions, a cavern axis orientation anduse functions of different positions of the target underground cavern;dividing, according to the initial data, the target underground caverninto different independent cavern units or cavern sections; and rating,according to a preset stability assessment strategy, seven factorsinfluencing a stability of surrounding rocks of the cavern units or thecavern sections respectively, as a global stability assessment result ofthe target underground cavern; said dividing, according to the initialdata, the target underground cavern into the different independentcavern units or cavern sections comprising: dividing, according to theinitial data, the target underground cavern into the different dividing,according to the initial data, the target underground cavern into thedifferent independent cavern units or cavern sections in a presetsimilar judgment range; the preset stability assessment strategyevaluating from the seven factors: a basic quality (BQ) index of thesurrounding rocks, an uniaxial compressive strength R_(c) of thesurrounding rocks, a local stability condition of the surrounding rocks,a relaxation/damage condition of the surrounding rocks, a combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress directions ofthe surrounding rocks and the cavern axis, a combined relationshipbetween a main structural plane and the cavern axis, and groundwater;the local stability condition of the surrounding rocks beingspecifically evaluated from four aspects: a local deformation stabilityof the surrounding rocks, a block stability of the surrounding rocks, acollapse tendency of the surrounding rocks and a rockburst tendency ofthe surrounding rocks; said rating, according to the preset stabilityassessment strategy, the seven factors influencing the stability of thesurrounding rocks of the cavern units or the cavern sectionsrespectively, as the global stability assessment result of the targetunderground cavern comprising: rating, according to the preset stabilityassessment strategy, the seven factors influencing the stability of thesurrounding rocks of the cavern units or the cavern sectionsrespectively; and accumulating the ratings of the seven factors, andconfirming the accumulated ratings as stability assessment results ofrespective cavern units or cavern sections, as the global stabilityassessment result of the target underground cavern; said accumulatingthe ratings of the seven factors, and said confirming the accumulatedratings as the stability assessment results of the respective cavernunits or cavern sections comprising: accumulating the ratings of theseven factors; determining, based on preset global stabilityclassifications of the surrounding rocks of the target undergroundcavern and rating ranges thereof, target global stabilityclassifications corresponding to the accumulated ratings, the presetglobal stability classifications of the surrounding rocks of the targetunderground cavern being divided into four classifications: stable,basically stable, understable and unstable; and confirming theaccumulated ratings and the target global stability classifications asthe stability assessment results of the respective cavern units orcavern sections, and as the global stability assessment result of thetarget underground cavern; during the rating, the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks comprises: Class I, BQ>550, Class II, 550≥BQ>450, anda corresponding rating interval of a rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is 20≥S₁≥15; Class III, 450≥BQ>350 and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is 15≥S₁≥10; Class IV, 350≥BQ>250 and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is 10≥S₁≥5; Class V, 250≥BQ, and the correspondingrating interval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index of the surroundingrocks is 5>S₁≥0; wherein the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is linearly interpolated from a lower limit of thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks to an upper limit of the corresponding rating intervalof the rating S₁ of the BQ index of the surrounding rocks according tothe BQ index of the surrounding rocks; when there is no BQ indexmonitoring data available, the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is performed according to qualitative description ofsurrounding rocks characteristics of a site; when the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is Class I, the rating S₁ of the BQ index of thesurrounding rocks is 20; when the surrounding rocks are hard and brittleand have a brittle failure tendency, the rating S₁ of the BQ index ofthe surrounding rocks is linearly interpolated from the upper limit ofthe corresponding rating interval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index ofthe surrounding rocks to the lower limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₁ of the BQ index of the surrounding rocksaccording to the BQ index; during the rating, rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks comprises: R_(c)/σ_(max)≥7, and acorresponding rating interval of a rating S₂ of the rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is 20≥S₂≥15; 7>R_(c)/σ_(max)≥4,and the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₂ of the rockstrength R_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is 15>S₂≥10;4>R_(c)/σ_(max)≥2, and the corresponding rating interval of the ratingS₂ of the rock strength R_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is10>S₂≥5; 2>R_(c)/σ_(max), and the corresponding rating interval of therating S₂ of the rock strength R_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is5>S₂≥0; wherein the rating S₂ of the rock strength R_(c)/σ_(max) of thesurrounding rocks is linearly interpolated from a lower limit of thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₂ of the rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks to an upper limit of thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₂ of the rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks according to the rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the uniaxial compressive strength R_(c) of thesurrounding rocks to a maximum principal stress σ_(max) of an initialground stress; R_(c)/σ_(max)>10, and the rating S₂ of the rock strengthR_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is 20; R_(c)/σ_(max)<1, and therating S₂ of the rock strength R_(c)/σ_(max) of the surrounding rocks is0; during the rating, the local stability condition of the surroundingrocks comprises: stable, and a corresponding rating interval of a ratingS₃ of the local stability condition of the surrounding rocks is20≥S₃≥15; basically stable, and the corresponding rating interval of therating S₃ of the local stability condition of the surrounding rocks is15>S₃≥10; understable, and the corresponding rating interval of therating S₃ of the local stability condition of the surrounding rocks is10>S₃≥5; unstable, and the corresponding rating interval of the ratingS₃ of the local stability condition of the surrounding rocks is 5>S₃≥0;wherein the rating S₃ of the local stability condition of thesurrounding rocks of a single failure type of a cavern unit or cavernsection takes a lowest value in all ratings of the single failure type;during the rating, the relaxation/damage condition of the surroundingrocks comprises: 3 meters (m)≥D_(r) or 0.15≥D_(r)/B, and a correspondingrating interval of a rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rocks is 10≥S₄≥8; 6 m≥D_(r)≥3 m or 0.3≥D_(r)/B>0.15, and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damagecondition of the surrounding rocks is 8≥S₄≥5; 9 m≥D_(r)>6 m or0.45≥D_(r)/B>0.3, and the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₄of the relaxation/damage condition of the surrounding rocks is 5>S₄≥2;D_(r)>9 m or D_(r)/B>0.45, and the corresponding rating interval of therating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of the surrounding rocks is2>S₄≥0; wherein a damage zone depth D_(r) standard is adopted when acavern span B>20 m, and a depth-cavern span ratio DI/B standard isadopted for others; D_(r) takes an average value of a maximumrelaxation/damage depth of a monitoring/analysis section or area; therating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of the surrounding rocks islinearly interpolated from an upper limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rocks to a lower limit of the corresponding rating intervalof the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of the surroundingrocks according to a value of D_(r) or D_(r)/B; when D_(r)≥12 m orD_(r)/B≥0.6, the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rocks is 0; in a survey and design stage, D_(r) is predictedby numerical calculation integrated with a damage assessment index orsimilar physical simulation; in a construction stage, D_(r) is obtainedby an acoustic wave velocity test, borehole imaging or numericalcalculation integrated with the damage assessment index; when adisturbance degree of a construction to the surrounding rocks is atarget level, the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rocks takes the lower limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition of thesurrounding rocks where the D_(r) standard or the D_(r)/B standard islocated; when the local stability condition of the surrounding rockstakes an assessment result of the local deformation stability or thecollapse tendency, the rating S₄ of the relaxation/damage condition ofthe surrounding rocks is 0; during the rating, the combined relationshipbetween the initial maximum principal stress directions of thesurrounding rocks and the cavern axis comprises: 20°≥γ, and acorresponding rating interval of a rating S₅ of the combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress directions ofthe surrounding rocks and the cavern axis is 10≥S₅≥8; 40°≥γ>20°, and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₅ of the combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress directions ofthe surrounding rocks and the cavern axis is 8>S₅≥6; 70°≥γ>45°, and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₅ of the combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress directions ofthe surrounding rocks and the cavern axis is 6>S₅>3; γ>70°, and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₅ of the combinedrelationship between the initial maximum principal stress directions ofthe surrounding rocks and the cavern axis is 3>S₅>0; wherein the ratingS₅ of the combined relationship between the initial maximum principalstress directions of the surrounding rocks and the cavern axis islinearly interpolated from an upper limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₅ of the combined relationship between theinitial maximum principal stress directions of the surrounding rocks andthe cavern axis to a lower limit of the corresponding rating interval ofthe rating S₅ of the combined relationship between the initial maximumprincipal stress directions of the surrounding rocks and the cavern axisaccording to a value of γ, γ refers to an included angle between aninitial maximum principal stress direction of the surrounding rocks andthe cavern axis, and γ is an acute angle; during the rating, thecombined relationship between the main structural plane and the cavernaxis comprises: α≥60°, β>70°, and a corresponding rating of a rating S₆of the combined relationship between the main structural plane and thecavern axis is side wall S₆=8 and vault S₆=10; α≥60°, 70°>β≥45°, and thecorresponding rating of the rating S₆ of the combined relationshipbetween the main structural plane and the cavern axis is the side wallS₆=6 and the vault S₆=8; α≥60°, 45°>β≥20°, and the corresponding ratingof the rating S₆ of the combined relationship between the mainstructural plane and the cavern axis is the side wall S₆=8 and the vaultS₆=6; α≥60°, 20°>β, the corresponding rating of the rating S₆ of thecombined relationship between the main structural plane and the cavernaxis is the side wall S₆=10 and the vault S₆=2, a is an included anglebetween a direction of the main structural plane and the cavern axis,and B is a dip angle of the main structural plane; 60°>α≥30°, β≥70°, andthe corresponding rating of the rating S₆ of the combined relationshipbetween the main structural plane and the cavern axis is the side wallS₆=6 and the vault S₆=8; 60°>α≥30°, 70°>β≥45°, and the correspondingrating of the rating S₆ of the combined relationship between the mainstructural plane and the cavern axis is the side wall S₆=2 and the vaultS₆=6; 60°>α≥300, 45°>β≥20°, and the corresponding rating of the ratingS₆ of the combined relationship between the main structural plane andthe cavern axis is the side wall S₆=8 and the vault S₆=2; 60°>α≥30°,20°>β, and the corresponding rating of the rating S₆ of the combinedrelationship between the main structural plane and the cavern axis isthe side wall S₆=10 and the vault S₆=0; 30°>α, β≥70°, the correspondingrating of the rating S₆ of the combined relationship between the mainstructural plane and the cavern axis is the side wall S₆=2 and the vaultS₆=6; 30°>α, 70°>β≥45°, and the corresponding rating of the rating S₆ ofthe combined relationship between the main structural plane and thecavern axis is the side wall S₆=0 and the vault S₆=2; 30°>α, 45°>β≥20°,and the corresponding rating of the rating S₆ of the combinedrelationship between the main structural plane and the cavern axis isthe side wall S₆=6 and the vault S₆=0; 30°>α, 20°>β, and thecorresponding rating of the rating S₆ of the combined relationshipbetween main structural plane refers to discontinuities comprising afault, a dislocation zone, a bedding plane, fissure, an altered fracturezone, and a dike zone which run through the target underground cavernand have a scale of Class II or below; when the main structural plane isexposed in the vault and the side wall at a same time, the rating S₆ ofthe combined relationship between the main structural plane and thecavern axis takes a lowest value of the main structural plane whenexposed in the vault and the main structural plane when exposed in theside wall; when there are multiple groups of main structural planes, therating S₆ of the combined relationship between the main structural planeand the cavern axis takes a lowest of all main structural planes; ifthere is no main structural plane influencing the stability of thesurrounding rocks of the cavern units or the cavern sections, the ratingS₆ of the combined relationship between the main structural plane andthe cavern axis is 10; during the rating, the groundwater comprises:10≥Q, dry without water seepage, and a corresponding rating interval ofa rating S₇ of the groundwater is 5≥S₇≥4; 25≥Q>10, wet or drippingwater, and the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₇ of thegroundwater is 4>S₇≥3; 125≥Q>25, rain or linear water, and thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₇ of the groundwater is3>S₇≥1; Q>125, gushing water, the corresponding rating interval of therating S₇ of the groundwater is 1>S₇≥0; wherein a unit of water quantityQ per 10 m cavern length is a liter per minute (L/min)·10 m; the ratingS₇ of the groundwater is linearly interpolated from an upper limit ofthe corresponding rating interval of the rating S₇ of the groundwater toa lower limit of the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₇ ofthe groundwater according to a common logarithm of Q; when there is no Qmonitoring data available, the rating S₇ of the groundwater is performedaccording to a description of a groundwater output state; when 250≥Q,the rating S₇ of the groundwater is 0; in the survey and design stage,the lower limit of the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₇ ofthe groundwater is selected according to a buried condition of thegroundwater of the site; during the rating, the local deformationstability of the surrounding rocks in the local stability condition ofthe surrounding rocks comprises: stable, a corresponding rating intervalof a rating S₉ of the local deformation stability of the surroundingrocks is 20≥S₉≥15, a classification standard in the survey and designstage is ${\frac{Uallow}{3} \geq U},$  a classification standard in theconstruction stage is 0.2 millimeters per day (mm/d)≥v or$\frac{Uallow}{3} \geq U$  for five consecutive days; basically stable,the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₉ of the localdeformation stability of the surrounding rocks is 15>S₉≥10, theclassification standard in the survey and design stage is${\frac{2{Uallow}}{3} \geq U > \frac{Uallow}{3}},$  and theclassification standard in the construction stage is 0.5 mm/d≥v>0.2 mm/dor $\frac{2{Uallow}}{3} \geq U > \frac{Uallow}{3}$  for five consecutivedays; understable, the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₉ ofthe local deformation stability of the surrounding rocks is 10>S₉≥5, theclassification standard in the survey and design stage is${{Uallow} \geq U > \frac{2{Uallow}}{3}},$  and the classificationstandard in the construction stage is 0.5 mm/d<v≤1 mm/d or${Uallow} \geq U > \frac{2{Uallow}}{3}$  for five consecutive days; orunstable, the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₉ of thelocal deformation stability of the surrounding rocks is 5>S₉≥0, theclassification standard in the survey and design stage is U>U_(allow),and the classification standard in the construction stage is v>1 mm/d orU>U_(allow) for five consecutive days; wherein U, v and U_(allow) are arelative displacement, a deformation rate and an allowable relativedisplacement value of measuring points in key parts of the targetunderground cavern respectively; a value of U_(allow) should be inaccordance with technical specifications of rock and soil anchor stockand shotcrete support engineering; the rating S₉ of the localdeformation stability of the surrounding rocks is linearly interpolatedfrom an upper limit of the corresponding rating interval of the ratingS₉ of the local deformation stability of the surrounding rocks to alower limit of the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₉ of thelocal deformation stability of the surrounding rocks according to avalue of U or v; the rating S₉ of the local deformation stability of thesurrounding rocks is 0 when v>2 mm/d in five consecutive days orU>1.3U_(allow); when double standards of U and v are adopted for rating,an assessment result of the double standards of U and v with a lowestrating is taken; during the rating, the block stability of thesurrounding rocks in the local stability condition of the surroundingrocks comprises: stable, a corresponding rating interval of a rating S₁₀of the block stability of the surrounding rocks is 20≥S₁₀≥15, and theclassification standard is F_(s)≥F_(s) allow; basically stable, thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₀ of the block stabilityof the surrounding rocks is 15>S₁₀≥10, and the classification standardis F_(s_allow)>F_(s)≥0.9F_(s_allow); understable, the correspondingrating interval of the rating S₁₀ of the block stability of thesurrounding rocks is 10>S₁₀≥5, and the classification standard is0.9F_(s_allow)>F_(s)>1.0; unstable, the corresponding rating interval ofthe rating S₁₀ of the block stability of the surrounding rocks is5>S₁₀≥0, and the classification standard is 1.0>F_(s); wherein therating S₁₀ of the block stability of the surrounding rocks is linearlyinterpolated from a lower limit of the corresponding rating interval ofthe rating S₁₀ of the block stability of the surrounding rocks to anupper limit of the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₀ ofthe block stability of the surrounding rocks according to a block safetyfactor F_(s); when F_(s)>1.1F_(s_allow), the rating S₁₀ of the blockstability of the surrounding rocks is 20; when a potential unstableblock volume V>30 m³, the rating S₁₀ of the block stability of thesurrounding rocks is the lower limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₁₀ of the block stability of the surroundingrocks where the rating S₁₀ of the block stability of the surroundingrocks is located; an allowable block safety factor F_(s_allow) is aminimum safety factor according to a design code of an undergroundpowerhouse of a hydropower station; during the rating, the collapsetendency of the surrounding rocks in the local stability condition ofthe surrounding rocks comprises: very little, a corresponding ratinginterval of a rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of the surroundingrocks is 20≥S₁₁≥15, the classification standard in the survey and designstage is 1 m≥H, and the classification standard in the constructionstage is 1 m≥H or 10 m³≥V; slight, the corresponding rating interval ofthe rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of the surrounding rocks is15>S₁₁≥10, the classification standard in the survey and design stage is3 m≥H>1 m, and the classification standard in the construction stage is3 m>H>1 m or 30 m³≥V>10 m³; medium, the corresponding rating interval ofthe rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of the surrounding rocks is10>S₁₁≥5, the classification standard in the survey and design stage is6 m≥H>3 m, and the classification standard in the construction stage is6 m≥H>3 m or 100 m³≥V>30 m³; strong, the corresponding rating intervalof the rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of the surrounding rocks is5>S₁₁≥0, the classification standard in the survey and design stage isH>6 m, and the classification standard in the construction stage is H>6m or V>100 m³; wherein the rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of thesurrounding rocks is linearly interpolated from an upper limit of thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendencyof the surrounding rocks to a lower limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₁₁ of the collapse tendency of the surroundingrocks according to a collapse height H or a common logarithm of acollapse volume V; when H≥9 m or V≥300 m³, the rating S₁₁ of thecollapse tendency of the surrounding rocks is 0; when double standardsof H and V are adopted for rating, an assessment result of the doublestandards of H and V with a lowest rating is taken; during the rating,the rockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks in the local stabilitycondition of the surrounding rocks comprises: very little, acorresponding rating interval of a rating S₁₂ of the rockburst tendencyof the surrounding rocks is 20≥S₁₂≥15, the classification standard inthe survey and design stage is 0.3≥σ_(θ)/R_(c), and the classificationstandard in the construction stage is 0.3≥σ_(θ)/R_(c)≥0 or 0.1 m>D_(f);slight, the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₂ of therockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks is 15>S₁₂≥10, theclassification standard in the survey and design stage is0.5≥σ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.3, and the classification standard in the constructionstage is 0.5≥σ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.3 or 0.5 m≥D_(f)>0.1 m; medium, thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₂ of the rockbursttendency of the surrounding rocks is 10>S₁₂≥5, the classificationstandard in the survey and design stage is 0.7≥σ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.5, and theclassification standard in the construction stage is 0.7≥σ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.5or 1 m≥D_(f)>0.5 m; strong, the corresponding rating interval of therating S₁₂ of the rockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks is5>S₁₂≥0, the classification standard in the survey and design stage isσ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.7, and the classification standard in the constructionstage is σ_(θ)/R_(c)>0.7 or D_(f)>1 m; wherein the rating S₁₂ of therockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks is linearly interpolatedfrom an upper limit of the corresponding rating interval of the ratingS₁₂ of the rockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks to a lower limitof the corresponding rating interval of the rating S₁₂ of the rockbursttendency of the surrounding rocks according to a ratio σ_(θ)/R_(c) of atangential compressive stress σ_(θ) of the surrounding rocks to theuniaxial compressive strength R_(c) of the surrounding rocks, orlinearly interpolated from the upper limit of the corresponding ratinginterval of the rating S₁₂ of the rockburst tendency of the surroundingrocks to the lower limit of the corresponding rating interval of therating S₁₂ of the rockburst tendency of the surrounding rocks accordingto a spalling/brittle failure depth D_(f); when σ_(θ)/R_(c)≥0.9 orD_(f)≥3 m, the rating S₁₂ of the rockburst tendency of the surroundingrocks is 0; when double standards of σ_(θ)/R_(c) and D_(f) areconfigured for rating, an assessment result of the double standards ofσ_(θ)/R_(c) and D_(f) with a lowest rating is taken; and σ_(θ) isobtained by an elastic numerical calculation result of undergroundcavern excavation; and during the rating, the stability assessmentresults of the respective cavern units or cavern sections comprise:stable, a corresponding rating interval of a rating S of the stabilityassessment results of the respective cavern units or cavern sections is100≥S≥80; basically stable, the corresponding rating interval of therating S of the stability assessment results of the respective cavernunits or cavern sections is 80>S≥60; understable, the correspondingrating interval of the rating S of the stability assessment results ofthe respective cavern units or cavern sections is 60>S≥30; unstable, thecorresponding rating interval of the rating S of the stabilityassessment results of the respective cavern units or cavern sections isS<30; wherein the quantitative assessment method further comprises:guiding an excavation operation on the target underground cavernaccording to the global stability assessment result of the targetunderground cavern.
 2. A quantitative assessment device for the globalstability of the surrounding rocks of the underground cavern, comprisinga processor and a memory, wherein a computer program is stored in thememory, and the processor executes the quantitative assessment methodaccording to claim 1 when calling the computer program in the memory. 3.A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, wherein thenon-transitory computer-readable storage medium stores variousinstructions which are suitable for being loaded by a processor toexecute the quantitative assessment method according to claim 1.